Church Services at St Augustine’s Masses and Evening
St Augustine’s schedules Mass at 8 00 and 10 30 a m with an evening service at 7 30. The pattern offers multiple daily services for parishioners.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
6
Regular services and schedules at two Garner churches
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds services at 10:30 a.m. with Sabbath school at 11:45 a.m. A Wednesday evening testimony meeting occurs at 8 p.m. The Christ Church Garner on St Paul and Water streets lists Holy Communion on the first Sunday, morning prayer at 10:30 a.m. and evening service with Sunday school at 12 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ Scientist
Christ Church
Garner
St. Paul
Water Streets
Berdide Budiong
St Paul Street
Ugghy
de Mos
First Congregational Church Service Schedule
At the corner of St Paul and Mill streets the First Congregational Church led by minister F. E. Knopf offers morning worship and sermon at 10:30. Sunday school at noon with F. P. McBride as superintendent. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. topic Songs of the Heart Thanksgiving. Evening service at 7:30 led by Mrs. Arthur Thomas. You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Congregational Church
Corner St Paul and
Mill Streets
F. E. Knopf
William Sloane Led Ministerial Schedule
The note lists ministers T Willian EB Sloane and A C HMéilinati with 10 a.m. heating and 10:30 morning worship. It mentions the President's Proclamation and a central school session, East Sunday school, 6:30 p.m. Y P E, and an evening service titled Giving a Man Another Chance or A Free Ride Back. Excellent music noted and an inviting place to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tWillian
Sloane
A. C. Hméilinati
Dérmon
Central Oe
East
Thanksgiving Service at Corner of St Paul and Oakland
Reverend Harry Booth Hazen leads a Thanksgiving Day worship at 808 Oakland Avenue with 10:30 morning service and 7:30 evening service. Special choir music and a Sunday school session at noon directed by Dr. Anderson. B Y P U at 6:30 pm with Jessie Stimson leading and Dorothy Evison reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul St
Oakland Avenue
Harry Booth Hazen
Sibjéet
Dr. Anderson
Jessie Stimson
Dorothy Evison
Church Services at St Ranh and Maple Streets
The schedule lists morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled A Triumphant Gospel. Special music includes a violin solo by Miss Myrtle Edson and choir numbers. Baptism and adult reception, Sunday school at noon, Junior and Epworth Leagues in the afternoon and a candlelight evening service with a Master Mechanic theme. Strangers welcome and a Thanksgiving appeal for the sick and poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Ranh
Maple Streets
Comernvg
Hatham
College Streets
Sarah Becker
G. A. Franklin
Myrtle Edson
W. C. Craig
D. Z. Robinson
Epworth
Tanye Burgess
Evidegt
Scandinavian services seek salutary warnings and English evening
Pastor A. E. Naess announces 10:30 Scandinavian worship with subject Salutary Warnings and choir anthem. Sunday school and Bible class at 12 o clock. Luther League 6:30 led by Gilbert Sorflaten with What Christ Would Dow. Evening service 7:30 in English on The Providence of God with choir anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Naess
Luther League
Gilbert Sorflaten
God
Chocolate wafer mix promises quick treats at low cost
A reader urges readers to skip experiments and buy ready made chocolate wafers from grocers. The note claims each 10 cent package yields a tasty chocolate wafer that satisfies desire for more.
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Letters of Administration
In the matter of the estate of Conrad Goebel late of Mower County Minnesota a hearing is set for November 6 1908 at 10 oclock A M in the Probate Court Rooms Austin Minnesota to determine if letters of administration should be granted to Satie Assman and Edward Goebel. The petitioners seek administration of the estate. all heirs and interested parties must appear or respond. Judge W Greenman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebelte
Minneggga
Mower
Ipate
Conrad Goebelg
Minnesota
Gages
Satie Assman
Edward Goebel
Corras Goebel
Court House
Austin
Bhess
J. M Gr Reeenmon
W. Greenman
Belated Revenge in a Small-Town Vote
A judge recalls a boyhood betrayal by a peddler who promised a Robinson Crusoe book. The peddler failed to deliver, later reappears as a candidate for a teaching post, and the judge denies him the job, voting against the former deceiver. The tale ends with a note on whether revenge went too far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Baltimore American
Daring Skater Saves Time For Napoleonic Mission
A Napoleon officer, blocked by a frozen Elbe after Jena 1806, skated across thin ice to reach Mortier. Skimming on ice he crossed dryly, saving six hours and earning praise for bold quick thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Jena
Marshal Mortier
Elbe
London Bakers in 1310 and 1316 Bread Deficiency Cases
The St James Gazette notes Bow bakers including Sarra Foting Christina Terrice and others accused in 1310 of selling halfpen ny loaves deficient in weight. It cites 1316 Agnes Foting bread seizures and suggests husbands’ absence influenced forfeiture plus a Henry III era rule taxing each cart bringing bread into the city with a halfpenny per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sarra Foting
Christina Terrice
Godiyeva
Matilda de Bolingtone
Christina Prichet
Isabella Sperling
Alice Pegges
Johanna de Countebrigge
Isabella Pouveste
Agnes Foting
Neugate
Henry III
Bremble
Brombley-by-Bow
Stepney
St. James
A Tardy Act of Justice in 18th Century Marriages
The article traces English actresses who wed high society men in the 18th century or earlier, citing Lavinia Fenton who became Duchess of Bolton, Miss Farren who married Lord Derby, Miss Brunton who became Lady Craven, and the Earl of Peterborough’s private marriage to Anastasia Robinson. The Earl publicly acknowledged the match shortly before his death, a moment called a tardy act of justice that caused Robinson to swoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Senton
Polly Peachum
Gay
Duchess of Bolton
Miss Farren
Lord Derby
Miss Brunton
Lady Craven
Lord Thurlow
Miss Bolton
the Earl of Peterborough
Anastasia Robinson
St. James’ Palace
How Ledgers Got Their Name
On authority of lexicographers ledger derives from ligger meaning a large desk book. The term was used for large account books cartularies or breviaries used in churches distinct from a smaller portable book. Coucher is another old synonym for ligger predating ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligger
Old Theory Confirmed About New Baby
Tommy questions the infant during bath time asking about a missing leg. The nurse explains it is tucked beneath the child while the boy insists the stork brought the baby, reflecting playful bias in a Puck magazine caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jes
Stork
Puck
Hat purchases fate of married couple in Baltimore
Riggs notes Mrs. Titewadd vowed self harm if her husband did not buy a new hat. Jiggs reports husband acted after estimates on funerals showed a $2 saving by the hat purchase, allegedly saving her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
Stage Paint
Editorial notes the ancient practice of face painting on stage is outdated with modern gas and electric lighting and opera glasses making it unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Who's the Town Buster
The citizen who sneers at his own town belittles local enterprises and scoffs at home improvements. He buys household goods by mail and has printing done outside the town. That man is the town buster.
Salt lakes fade as outlets vanish across regions
The piece notes that inland salt lakes such as the Great Salt Lake and others in Asia are drying due to lacking outlets. It cites historical examples like Koko Nor, Lob Nor, the Taklamakan bed, and mentions desiccating seas including the Aral and Caspian as part of the natural, inevitable desiccation process observed in salt lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Koko
Lob
Sven Hedin
Taklamakan
Hedin
Persia
Tibet
St. Paul
Matrimony as a Call Analogy in Boston Dialogue
A witty exchange compares marriage to calling a woman by adoring, ringing, and giving your name to a maid, followed by being admitted, in a quip attributed to the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Witty Observations on Dining and Daily Life
A short Life magazine style snippet remarks on playful dining rituals and breakfast hygiene. It muses that between two amusing notions there is room for genuine living, contrasting laberer and champagne with near coffee and breakfast hygiene.
Austin Firms Listed in Local Bazaar Directory
A dense catalog of Austin businesses appears, naming gas companies, confectioners, druggists, clothing shops, lumberyards, furniture dealers, grocers, hardware, insurance, jewelers, printers, veterinarians, plumbers, photographers, merchants, and professional services. The entries showcase local commerce from W. D. Bassler to Hormel packing and the Austin Herald publishing group.
Robber or generous master in Dallas street tale
A Dallas tale recalls a famed Texas statesman meeting an elderly former enslaved man who asks for fifty cents. The statesman hands over a dollar, the old man thanks him, and cites biblical figures as he blesses the man’s generous heart and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Rascal
Marster
Abraham
Isaac
Lord
Portrait of Sitting Bull from General Howard’s view
The piece portrays Sitting Bull as quiet and self contained yet cruel and passionate. It notes his talent for planning campaigns and his influence in uniting Indians, but calls him cowardly for running away at the moment of victory. General Howard in St. Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitting Bull
Washington
General Howard
St. Nicholas
No Trespassing Signs Erected by William Puckleton
A rural reader reports William M. Puckleton has posted several trespassing warnings on his property facing the Hedgeville pike. The sign threatens severe action including dogs and a shotgun and criticizes neighbors for unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Puckleton
Hedgeville Pike
Notis
Bill Puckleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Augustine's
Church OF Christ Scientst
Methodist
Webutheran
Cpaatl
Salt Lakes
Austin Mer
TTT
Minn U
ALL, Banfield Pve
Banfield
Hed Caahi Capital
Austin Pression
Len Aresperts
The
Presbyterians
Hirsh’s Auditorian
Austin Gas Company
Cook
Burlingame Bros
Austin Cement Stone and Tile CO
George Hirsh
W. D. Bassler
Golden Eagle
Owatonna Fruit CO
Austin Candy CO
J. A. Kokalaris
J. F. Fairbanks
Gripman Bros
John Macormick
Eclipse Lumber CO. Lumber and Coal
Electrician
Wallace Gregson
Presbyterian
Southern Minnesota Normal College
M. J. Hardy
Austin National Basak
N W. Telephone
J. W. Phillips
Pitzen’s Shoe Store
H. A. Avery
Citizen’s National Bank
Clifford C. Leck, M. D
Albertson & Albertson Osteopathic
DRS Lewis & Collins
Physicians
Fiester & Thomas
General Merchandise
People’s Store
FISCH
WM. Christie & Son
J.J. Moreland
DAIRY
Austin Dairy CO
JJ Buggigr Drugs
K. O. Wold
I. T. Tollifson
C. A. Pooler
J. E. Malloy
Albert Thon
Co. L. West
Austin Furniture Co
J. C. Johnson Jr., & Son
W. R. Earl Furniture CO
Donovan & Goslee
Grocers
E. A. Dalager
F. P. McBride
W. C. Horrobin
F. OU. Hall Groceries and Crockery
J. Uzlik
Urbatch Bros
Decker Bros
Holmes Hardware
Sheedy & Cook, Agents Jewelers
J. &. R. Scoville Jeweler
F. B. Gleason
G. Schleuder
Hayes Bros
Jewelers
JOE Printers
F. H. McCulloch Printing Company
Herald
Republican
Fortney & Bassett
A. W. Wright
F. W. Greenmay
Bui'ding
Mower County
Lumbe Lumber and Coal
DR. Sloane
W. Maple Stree
Musical Instruments High
Ie Johnson & Morgan
Charles Cressey Music Star
Hormel
Hormel's Provision Mind
Frank Gullemn
Metropolitan Novelty
Austin Herald Daily
Ard Weekly
Republe
TRANS
Minneapolis
Tribus
A. Dahman
Dan
Austin Plumbing
ING CO
Clefton Plumbing & Ha
M. H. Vosburg
H. L. Bishop
Fairbanks Bros
J. E. Pitzen
Cash Shoemaer
J. Schwan & Son Fine Footwear
C. J. Johnson
Red Front Shoe Star
WM. Cutter. Edwards
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